INFJ Anger: 7 Ways INFJs Show Their Rage

Can you recognize when your friend has an INFJ anger outburst? Do you even know what INFJ rage looks like, since it never seems to happen? There is actually quite a lot to INFJ anger: 7 ways they show their rage that you have probably never experienced with your INFJ friend - or more likely, you just didn't know it.

One of the last things that comes to mind when you think about the INFJ personality type is someone flipping over tables and shouting at other people. They're generally described as sensitive and empathic individuals with a sharp eye for the future - but, like everyone, they can have an INFJ dark side. And, no, they don't always unleash their rage with INFJ door slam - though some do.

Even the peace-loving and sensitive INFJ personality may become furious. If you are an INFJ, you may feel your emotions more intensely than other types. You are also very private about your thoughts and feelings. So, dealing with rage when it happens may be challenging, and it can be even more difficult to recognize if you are not an INFJ.

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Timestamps:

0:00 Intro
1:08 INFJ Distance
2:09 INFJ Explanation
3:08 INFJ Listening
4:12 INFJ Behavior
5:27 INFJ Elimination
6:48 INFJ Sarcasm
7:58 INFJ Cynicism

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[sophiashekinah]

The door slam is never "out of nowhere". If someone fails to see that they've gone too far it's because they've refused to listen to all the previous warnings.

[healthychick]

I hate when I'm pushed to the point that I blow up. I give people a million warnings and chances. I always say it's like a switch goes off and I see blood red and can't stop til the rage is out. People get scared and confused because I'm so sweet, kind, demure and easy going....til I'm not.

[sophiashekinah]

It is very easy for me to "forget" someone that has been careless with the depth and intensity of my emotions.

[unknownherrscher]

one of the reason why we probably always resort to door slams, besides an instant escape and time out from boiling up from the pain, is because we're afraid to hurt other people and it's kind of the only option that just makes them stop without harming them, this is really why we always need our private personal space

[DeeDeexo]

"They don't hate you, they nothing you!"

I have a mental funeral since that individual is essentially dead to me. It's like you never existed and all of our interactions/memories are gone with the wind. I love that about myself because I never dwell or miss anyone from my past.

[hildia]

Excessively polite and cold. That's me.

[nvclaudiamack]

When I get angry I usually just shut down and remove myself from the situation. I've done awful things in the past when I didn't control my anger, so now I just "go dark". If I'm pushed further and can't remove myself, tears flow. Whenever it's gotten to the point of tears, it takes me a long time to let the other person back in, and I've never been able to repair the broken trust. If it's people I have to work with, I will be polite, cordial and cooperative, but there won't be any more joking or personal interest shared with them.

[terttupetrus]

Knowing what I am capable of doing to someone who over step their boundaries scares me to death even myself. Normally, I am very patient, tolerant, giving many chances but when that time is done with all the nonsense, then there will be nothing left to do and no one will rescue you from my wrath. You will feel every bit of it and heaven and earth will not shield you neither hell can accommodate you.

[karenmcardle]

I am terrified of myself once i get angry, I do cut ppl out and the relationship will never be the same, trust takes years to earn and 1 thing to kill it, I don't even slam the door now i hold it open for them, I am happiest by myself with my pup, trauma over the years, has me not wanting to mix, I really don't like being angry, I will hurt the person who made me angry so i leave, never to return.

[sophiashekinah]

I do get very "formal", but not as a way to get revenge. I don't seek revenge, but have no problem giving people a dose of their own medicine when they clearly need it. People can be held accountable in different ways if they're unwilling to voluntarily take accountability.

[willowingwhispers]

I go cold/formal towards people who cross my boundaries. I give numerous chances and warnings and when they become a threat to my sanity and mental well-being or when I can no longer respect them due to something I've witnessed/experienced, that person is *nothing* to me. Sure, we might still see each other at work or in the store, but you're nothing but white noise in a sea of people.

When I'm pissed, I tend to withdraw from others because I don't want to lose my temper around others. I don't want to cut them to ribbons with my words or shove the cold harsh facts down their throats. If someone pisses me off, losing my cool around them feels like I'm giving them control of me personally and I hate that.

[hollyegee]

With me, I will analyze something to death to make sure it’s not me that needs to fix myself. But if I am pushed too far, I’m not heard, and I know it’s not me…then I let out a controlled burn. I will say everything I normally would not. No swearing or attacking…just straight out observation and I won’t back down until I leave them stunned, speechless and humbled. I never let them walk away until I’m understood. I won’t ever apologize because I’ve thought it out for 100 years and convinced my anger is justified.

[lightbox]

There are times I go dark. The targeted people went into shock and fears. It is amusing to watch from a distant

[shannonmakhanian]

I couldn’t believe a YouTube video captured every single way I react when angry or upset. I’ve told people if I’m complaining or snap/yell at you everything is ok. When I become quiet then you should be afraid, be very afraid. But every single one of these. On point.

[brownjovi]

I close doors. Done. No need to explain to anyone. Just done. I relate to that. Block button is a great thing.

[prschuster]

The door slam comes after putting up with too much too often. The door slam is sudden, but the disrespect that precedes it is a long time coming.

[ShadowDragonXXI]

I definitely drop into the cynical spiral. Cold and formal is usually reserved for people who step on my toes. If somebody attacks me though I'll shut down completely, then hijack the bus they tried to push me under and proceed to drive it full speed right over them instead.

I don't handle betrayal well. I don't trust many people, I can count the people I consider friends on one hand. So when somebody I chose to trust breaks that trust it hurts a lot and makes me question my own judgement, which hurts even more. Queue cynical rage spiral.

[Theeblaccking]

I will say the door slam has gotten me through some pretty tense situations, I have gotten better at literally cutting people completely off, I’ve even had to do it to family.

[tracywood]

I’ve got a long fuse… but when it gets to the end POW!